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this is all confusing because when new tract home developments sprout up, it's up to the home owners association (or whoever the ****) if they want to pay extra to install fiber optic lines. So I'm not quite sure how Google will reach homes in the hills and what have you.

this is all confusing because when new tract home developments sprout up, it's up to the home owners association (or whoever the ****) if they want to pay extra to install fiber optic lines. So I'm not quite sure how Google will reach homes in the hills and what have you.

What's a "hill" ???

The area which Google has selected to hook up first is oldtown. There are no new developments there. Alot of the houses are easily 80 years old. My friend's house is like 110 or something.

this is all confusing because when new tract home developments sprout up, it's up to the home owners association (or whoever the ****) if they want to pay extra to install fiber optic lines. So I'm not quite sure how Google will reach homes in the hills and what have you.